We live in the most embarrassing political moment

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Embarrassing is going to quickly turn into scary. Some form of war is coming in America, hopefully isolated to certain regions and states.

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what do you imagine the war will be fought over

The United States is currently being run by a non elected party. More than 60% of the nation was not represented by a republic vote and the current admin most likely tried to murder the person that the American majority supports. It’s unconstitutional to run a candidate that was not elected. 

I hope it gets resolved in a different way, but I don’t think there will actually be an election and I think the coup has already started.

The silver lining is there is an only actually a niche population that supports the current coup, they are just the loudest. If it comes down to it most people want and honest election and fair vote and don’t want violence. So I think it won’t be a full scale war but there will def be a power struggle for office unlike anything we have seen and it will most likely be violent.

I’ve lived in the USA for 35 years and in SF and NYC and Austin during the decline and during Hilary stealing the DNC. I was a “democrat” for years. That party no longer exists and they have gutted our cities and destroyed our currency and are now attacking our children. 

I’m not saying your opinion has less value that mine but it’s hard to see the reality when mainstream media is so far gone from the truth. 

All politicians are evil and the 2 party system is the real problem, but the DNC is a pure form of evil, even though the media says otherwise.

I don't see things in the same way that you do, but I do think its wild that large swathes of republicans and democrats believe that the other side is intent on enacting a coup 

I think we've arguably had much worse internal culture wars & poltiical division without descending into armed conflict - see: segregation & civil rights era through to the summer of love.